Referring the comprehensive report on Irans economic, A.M.E.info News Site announced of the existence of suitable conditions for foreign investment in Iran and the process of privatization and growth in this area.

According to the report of International Economic Department of Fars News Club "Tavana", quoting A.M.E.info, The Business Year (TBY) announced the Organization for Investment Economic & Technical Assistance of Iran (OIETAI) as its official research partner for the production of The Business Year: Iran 2011.

OIETAI, which has extensive local knowledge and experience in assisting foreign investors with their investments in Iran, will facilitate TBYs research project.

The report adds: Thousands of years of civilization and rich culture have prepared Iran well for the challenges of the 21st century. The Islamic Republic is embracing the future with confidence and determination.

The country has embarked upon an overhaul of its foreign direct investment (FDI) framework and banking and insurance laws and is pressing ahead with an ambitious privatization program.

Despite international tensions, the country is reaffirming its economic potential and strengthening its regional diplomatic ties.

With a strong sense of its own destiny, Iran expects to attract an increasing volume of FDI and wants to play a part in the global concert of nations.

The Business Year presents the real opportunities and those creating them - diplomats, civil servants, business people and key stakeholders - to introduce the country and its many unexpected business faces.

The Business Year: Iran 2011 will be the most comprehensive, English language review of the economy to date published internationally and has been acclaimed by top executives, policy makers and international media all around the world.

TBY publications are well known for providing first hand information. TBY will directly speak to over 200 Iranian business leaders and government officials to compile the research.

In addition to expert analysis of each sector, the overview will include interviews and viewpoints from key people within each sector as well as guest speakers from politicians and business identities in neighboring countries.